A compensator eliminates frequency offset contained in digital-converted signals output from A/D converters. A weighting coefficient calculator, a complex multiplier and an adder eliminate an interference component from a signal from which frequency offset is eliminated. A differential coherent detector demodulates a signal from which the interference component is eliminated. A decoder decodes the demodulated signal, while a frequency offset estimator estimates frequency offset using the demodulated signal and a known symbol.
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1. A radio communication apparatus comprising: a compensation device that compensates frequency offset of each of signals received at a plurality of antennas; an interference component suppression device that suppresses an interference component of an output signal from the compensation device; a differential coherent detection device that performs deferential coherent detection of an output signal from the interference component suppression device to output a demodulated signal; a decoding device that decodes said demodulated signal to capture desired data; and a frequency offset estimation device that estimates frequency offset using said demodulated signal.
2. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the compensation device controls a digital-converted signal using the frequency offset estimation result.
3. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein the compensation device temporarily stores the digital-converted signal at a buffer, and compensates the frequency offset on a signal of a current slot stored in the buffer using a frequency offset amount of the current slot estimated by the frequency offset estimation device.
4. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the interference component suppression device comprising: a weighting coefficient calculation device that calculates an optimal weighting coefficient for each of output signals from the compensation device based on a known symbol; a complex multiplication device that multiplies each of said output signals from the compensation device by the optimal weighting coefficient; and an adding device that adds an output signal from the complex multiplication device.
5. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein the weighting coefficient calculation device stores the calculated optimal weighting coefficient, and the complex multiplication device multiplies a signal of a current slot output from the compensation device by a weighting coefficient stored at a buffer.
6. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 5 , further comprising a decision device that decides sizes of errors of a demodulated signal of the current slot and a demodulated signal stored at a buffer and outputs a demodulated signal having smaller error to the decoding device.
7. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the compensation device controls a received analog signal using the frequency offset estimation result.
8. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the compensation device controls a received analog signal using the frequency offset estimation result to roughly compensate the frequency offset, and controls a digital-converted signal to finely compensate the frequency offset.
9. A communication terminal apparatus capturing desired data from a received signal using a radio communication apparatus according to claim 1 .
10. A base station apparatus capturing desired data from a received signal using a radio communication apparatus according to claim 1 .
11. A radio communication method comprising: compensating frequency offset of each of signals received at a plurality of antennas; suppressing an interference component of a signal in which the frequency offset is compensated; performing deferential coherent detection of a signal in which the interference component is suppressed to demodulate the signal; and decoding the demodulated signal to capture desired data, while estimating frequency offset using said demodulated signal.
12. The radio communication method according to claim 11 , further comprising controlling a digital-converted signal using the frequency offset estimation result.
13. The radio communication method according to claim 12 , further comprising temporarily storing a digital-converted signal of each of signals received at a plurality of antennas at a buffer, while estimating frequency offset using the digital-converted signal; and compensating the frequency offset of a signal of a current slot stored at the buffer using the estimated frequency offset amount of the current slot.
14. The radio communication method according to claim 11 , further comprising: calculating an optimal weighting coefficient for each of compensated signals based on a known symbol; multiplying each of said compensated signals by the optimal weighting coefficient to suppress an interference component; and adding each signal.
15. The radio communication method according to claim 14 , further comprising: storing the calculated optimal weighting coefficient at a buffer; and multiplying the compensated signal of a current slot by a weighting coefficient stored at the buffer.
16. The radio communication apparatus according to claim 15 , further comprising: deciding sizes of errors of a demodulated signal of the current slot and a demodulated signal stored at the buffer to decode a demodulated signal having smaller error.
17. The radio communication method according to claim 11 , further comprising controlling a received analog signal using the frequency offset estimation result.
18. The radio communication method according to claim 11 , further comprising: controlling a received analog signal using the frequency offset estimation result to roughly compensate the frequency offset; and controlling a digital-converted signal to finely compensate the frequency offset.
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June 18, 1999
December 10, 2002
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